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Police, Pajamas and a Little PotMonday, 14 February 2011 18:36 | | |
La Crosse police rounded up a drug dealer this week-end in his pajamas. Cops say they used a wired informant to snag Willie McCoy for dealing pot on the southside. They arrested him in his home, wearing just his pajama pants. The 48 year-old denies being a drug dealer, though it's his second arrest in the last year for dealing. And they found the buy money on McCoy and a marijuana grinder in the top drawer of his kids' dresser.
Central Hires New Football CoachMonday, 14 February 2011 13:22 | | |
It didn't take long to name a new football coach at Central High School.
Tony Servais will take over the reigns to replace David Cayler. Servais was one of two internal candidates interviewed for the job. The other, Jon Larson. Both Servais and Larson were assistant coaches under Cayler. According to the school....Servais has demonstrated outstanding dedication to the Central Athletic program serving as an assistant for football and basketball and as an educator as well. Cayler announced his resignation after 16 years at the helm...back in Janaury. |
Dome Collapse Affects UW-L BaseballMonday, 14 February 2011 13:24 | | |
New video of the Viking's Metrodome roof collapse was to be released Thursday by the Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission. New MSFC chair Ted Mondale compared the 60-second security camera video of the Metrodome collapse to The Blair Witch Project. Meanwhile, as folks there continue to discuss building a new roof........scheduling headaches are an every day occurence now for high school and college baseball teams that were to play in the dome this year. Take UW-L's baseball program. Head baseball Coach, Chris Schwarz. He says they rescheduled about 6 games and double headers....better then some teams that may have to resschedule as many as 15 games. Deer Feeding Ban On In MinnesotaFriday, 11 February 2011 14:07 | | |
Starting Monday, Dodge, Goodhue, Olmsted and Wabasha counties in Minnesota will be under a deer feeding ban as part of an effort to fight chronic wasting disease in the state. A wild deer killed near Pine Island last November tested positive for the disease. Minnesota DNR big-game coordinator Lou Cornicelli says CWD testing has gone on now for a while.
The feeding ban is meant to reduce deer-to-deer transmission of the disease by reducing the amount of locations where they would concentrate. |